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72 illegal immigrants in police net by Sarath Malalasekera Police yesterday arrested 54 foreigners and 18 Sri Lankans who were
allegedly attempting to leave the country illegally for Italy aboard a
fishing trawler from Galle. PM begins European tour Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe met European Commission President
Romano Prodi and other European Union officials in Brussels Monday at the
start of a European tour to drum up support for the Oslo-backed peace
process. Govt expects more foreign funds to rebuild N-E - Tyronne Foreign Minister Tyronne Fernando told BBC Asia on Saturday that the
deproscription of the LTTE is not a big issue but only a matter of time. by Ravi Ladduwahetty The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation has cautioned the three Armed Forces
and the Sri Lanka Railways that it will have to stop credit facilities for
the supply of petroleum products to these vital State institutions if they
do not settle their outstanding dues which amount to Rs. 2 billion
annually. Killing of Kaduwela Wasantha: Police probe in to number plate by Sarath Malalasekera The Navagamuwa Police investigating the killing of Kaduwela Wasantha
and seven others had found a number plate bearing registration number 251
- 3878. Police are trying to ascertain whether this is the correct number
of the vehicle in which the assailants came to commit the crime. Other Stories
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